Errata for Managing the Windows NT Registry

The errata list is a list of errors and their corrections that were found after the product was released. If the error was corrected in a later version or reprint the date of the correction will be displayed in the column titled "Date Corrected".

The following errata were submitted by our customers and approved as valid errors by the author or editor.

Page 30
Under the "Hives and Files" heading, the second paragraph, first

sentence used to read:
"HKLMSYSTEMControlCurretnControlSethivelist"
It now reads:
"HKLMSYSTEMCurretnControlSetControlhivelist"

Anonymous

Aug 01, 1999

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Page 49

{175} Line 10 of the code used to read:
"DWORDnNameLen..."
It now reads:
"DWORD nNameLen..."

Anonymous

Nov 01, 1999

Printed

Page 49

{175} Line 7 of the code used to read:
"void SayHello(void)"
It has been changed to read:
"void main(void)"

Anonymous

Nov 01, 1999

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Page 175

Line 12 of the code used to read:
"bgv nResult = ERROR_SUCCESS;"
It now reads:
"LONG nResult = ERROR_SUCCESS;"

Anonymous

Nov 01, 1999

Printed

Page 216
All references in Chapter 7 to Philippe Leberre's site have been

changed to point to the new URL. Lines 2-3 of the Note/Tip used to read:
"http://www.inforoute.cgs.fr/leberre1/"
It now reads:
"http://www.le-berre.com/"

Anonymous

Nov 01, 1999

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Page 280
Under the "Prevent Caching of Logon Credentials" heading, the

third sentence used to read:
"add a REG_DWORD value named Cached Logons Count ..."
It now reads:
"add a REG_SZ value named CachedLogonsCount ..."

Anonymous

Aug 01, 1999

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Page 292
Under the "Getting the Most from Your Cache" heading, the second

paragraph, third sentence used to read:
"...a decimal value of 512 or a hex value of 0x400."
It now reads:
"...a decimal value of 512 or a hex value of 0x200."

Anonymous

Aug 01, 1999

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Page 311
Under the "NtfsDisableLastAccessUpdate" heading, the last

sentence now used to read:
"Set this REG_DWORD to 0 to turn the last-access timestamp
off, or to 1 (the default) to turn it on."
It now reads:
"Set this REG_DWORD to 1 to turn the last-access timestamp
off, or to 0 (the default) to turn it on."